Skip to content
The Urban Roamer

Roaming and chronicling the metropolis since 2009

  • Home
  • About The Urban Roamer
  • The Urban Roamer’s Map
  • Work With Me
  • That WWTBAM Experience
  • Home
  • About The Urban Roamer
  • The Urban Roamer’s Map
  • Work With Me
  • That WWTBAM Experience

Like the Facebook Page

Like the Facebook Page

Archives

Categories

urbanroamer

One time game show contestant, oft-time urban roamer. I have nothing much to say, I'm the quiet one...which is probably why I take photos too much.

Finally gotten around to watching Spider-Man: Bran Finally gotten around to watching Spider-Man: Brand New Day. And yes, I'm dressed for the occasion, lol.

I originally wanted to watch it on Screen X but the the schedules available did not match mine and if there were, the seats available were near the screen too much. I instead decided to watch it at SM's Directors Club cinema, my first time watching a movie at such venue. If anything, I love the reclining seats and USB charging ports. 

There were some things I found lacking at the cinema but at this point, I’m too tired to care. and I just wanted to see a movie.
When we first moved to our home in February 2012, When we first moved to our home in February 2012, a neighbor offered to us her puppy for adoption. At that time, he was about 3 months old and not properly nourished. We were keen on having a guard dog in our house so we took him in. It was raining that day we adopted him so I named him Rain. (lol)

Cringey that name was, Rain grew to be a reliable member of the family. Always on guard not only vs. strangers but even insects, frogs, and snakes, he went above and beyond, at times at the risk of his own life for the sake of duty. 

He was also well-disciplined even though we never trained him that much. Almost always, he would pee and poop either in the CR or in the garden so he almost never made a mess inside the house. He also had this peculiar habit of making his bed by laying his blanket perfectly flat so he could sleep on it.

Dogs usually have a lifespan of 10-13 years. The fact that he made it past 14 years is amazing in itself, a testament to his sheer determination and tenacity. But I’d like to think he lived this long because he enjoyed so much being a part of our family who has given him a chance in life.

Thank you Rain for the memories. Now run free there in dog heaven.
Three years ago, I emailed the BSP about bringing Three years ago, I emailed the BSP about bringing over Apple Pay and similar digital wallet systems to the country. it took a long while but finally, the digital wallet revolution is here!
Follow on Instagram

The Urban Roamer on Flickr

IMG_4468IMG_4467IMG_4464
More Photos

Follow me on Twitter: @urbanroamer

    Sorry, no Tweets were found.


  • City of Manila

    One Night at Orchid Garden Suites

    August 23, 2026

    A remnant of old Manila, Orchid Garden Suites has survived and thrived today as quaint little hotel. But how does it fare as a hotel? This Urban Roamer finds out.

    Read More
    The Urban Roamer No Comments
  • Rizal Memorial Sports Complex
    City of Manila

    (Re)visiting Rizal Memorial: A SEA Games Special

    December 3, 2019

    We take a look at the newly-renovated Rizal Memorial Sports Complex is touted as one of the showcase venues of the 30th Southeast Asian Games.

    Read More
    The Urban Roamer 2 Comments
  • Cafe Adriatico
    City of Manila

    A Tribute to Cafe Adriatico

    August 23, 2019

    Since opening its doors in 1979, Cafe Adriatico has become a beloved Manila cafe-restaurant and has remained an iconic and familiar presence in the midst of Malate's ups and downs.

    Read More
    The Urban Roamer No Comments
  • City of Manila

    On the “Controversial” World War II Memorial at Roxas Boulevard

    February 5, 2018

    February may be a month of love for many or a time for celebrating the upcoming lunar new year this year. But it is also a month of tragedy as we remember that dark chapter in history that was the Battle of Manila which happened 73 years ago. The Battle of Manila and the greater historical context that was the period of Japanese occupation in the Philippines from 1942 to 1945 has been considered as a part of history that people would rather forget. Part of that tragic tale is the story of the comfort women, young women in Japanese-controlled areas who were forced by the Japanese soldiers to be…

    Read More
    The Urban Roamer No Comments
 Older Posts

Archives

Subscribe to the Urban Roamer via email

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 130 other subscribers
Savona Theme by Optima Themes